EVEats Guides
Charging guides
These guides are about the stop, not just the pin. Each one uses charging locations from the EVEats catalog and says what is actually there to eat or to use as a restroom, where the catalog and the station name support it. The first set is Colorado, because that is the network of roads we drive and the one a thin homepage cannot explain. Workplace chargers with two plugs and no building are left out on purpose.
A charging position in the catalog is the sum of Level 1, Level 2, and DC fast ports. Read the station name before you read the count. Supercharger means Tesla DC fast charging. Tesla Destination means Level 2. The pages say when a site had an approved driver note. As of October 24, 2026, that was one note, on the Silverthorne outlets, quoted in the I-70 guide.
- EV charging stops with food in DenverDenver fast chargers where a 20 to 40 minute session can include a meal, groceries, or a restroom, with catalog counts and addresses.
- Boulder EV chargers near coffee and restroomsWhere to charge in Boulder if you want coffee or a restroom: Twenty Ninth Street for a fast stop, Pearl Street if you are staying to walk.
- Colorado Springs EV charging stopsFast charging in Colorado Springs that pairs with food or a restroom: Briargate, downtown Cascade Avenue, a north-side Walmart, and Sam's Club in Fountain.
- Fort Collins EV charging and foodOld Town, the breweries, and why a fast charging meal in northern Colorado is usually Loveland, Johnstown, or Longmont rather than downtown Fort Collins.
- Aurora and east Denver EV charging stopsGrocery and Walmart fast chargers in Aurora and along east Colfax, plus the Parker Road Supercharger and the airport-east cluster.
- Lakewood and the west metro: charging stops with foodColorado Mills, Belmar, Edgewater Public Market, and the Arvada Walmart: west-side Denver stops where the charger is attached to somewhere you can eat.
- Grand Junction EV charging and foodMesa Mall, Sam's Club, the Patterson Road Supercharger, and the Pilot travel center: where to eat while charging in Grand Junction.
- Pueblo EV charging stopsThe downtown garage Supercharger and the Sam's Club on the north side: two different ways to charge and eat in Pueblo, plus Trinidad if you are continuing south.
- I-70 from Denver to Grand Junction: where to eat while you chargeA westbound charging plan from Denver to Grand Junction: which exits have food and a restroom, which are only stalls, and where the gaps get long.
- I-25 from Colorado Springs to Fort CollinsCharging stops in order from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins: where the food is, and which exits are only a stall count.
- US-36 from Denver to BoulderSuperior, Flatiron Crossing, and the Lafayette Walmart: where to charge and eat on the turnpike before you reach Boulder.
- Durango EV charging stopsDowntown Durango versus the Turner Drive site, and why a southwest Colorado stop is a destination charge rather than a highway top-up.
- Vail Valley EV charging: the village and the highwayHotel Level 2 charging in Vail and Beaver Creek, and the DC fast stops at Edwards and Gypsum that a through-driver should actually use.
- Aspen EV charging stopsThe Highway 82 Supercharger at the airport, and the Level 2 hotel plugs downtown: two different Aspen stops.